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A podcast hosted by Andrew Kurland and myself, that we use as a platform to converse about NASCAR and our lives from the unique perspective of two young digital media specialists in the sport.
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True Crime Classics Step back in time and immerse yourself in the golden age of radio with "True Crime Classics." This podcast series revives the most gripping crime episodes from vintage radio shows like "Crime Classics," "Barry Craig," "Philip Marlow," "Broadway Is My Beat," "Box 13," and "Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar." Perfect for true crime enthusiasts and old-time radio lovers alike, each episode delivers a thrilling journey through historic cases, masterfully narrated and authentically p ...
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In this gripping tale from January 5, 1950, Sergeant Joe Friday faces a personal crisis when a friend from the Army, Max Tyler, is caught robbing a jewelry store—and he’s the one who has to put him away. But when Max escapes from prison just months before a potential parole, Friday is forced to track him down again—this time, with more on the line …
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Originally Aired: September 3, 1949 Body Buried in the Nursery: The Case of Eric Kelby In this haunting Dragnet episode, Joe Friday and Ben Romero investigate the sudden disappearance of Agnes Kelby, a devoted wife and mother who vanishes without warning. What begins as a routine missing persons case quickly unravels into something far more siniste…
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Originally Aired: September 1, 1949 Auto Burglaries: Myra the Redhead: In this gripping episode of Dragnet, Detectives Joe Friday and Ben Romero are assigned to the auto theft detail as they track down a sophisticated car burglary ring that has looted more than 250 vehicles across Los Angeles. With stolen property valued at over $200,000, the press…
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This emotional and action-packed episode of Dragnet follows Detectives Joe Friday and Ben Romero as they hunt the infamous Blitz Bandits, a gang responsible for a spree of violent robberies across Los Angeles. The detectives trace their prime suspects, Mario Kosky and Al Mischikoff, but the duo remains elusive, leaving a trail of chaos and fear in …
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In this thrilling episode of Dragnet, Detectives Joe Friday and Ben Romero are assigned to the burglary detail to stop a brazen jewel thief whose 16-day spree has left Los Angeles reeling. Dubbed "the 16-night burglar," the elusive criminal has stolen thousands of dollars’ worth of jewels, leaving no fingerprints and baffling investigators. The det…
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In this intense episode of Dragnet, Detectives Joe Friday and Ben Romero face one of their most chilling cases yet: tracking a brutal murderer terrorizing Los Angeles. When the mutilated body of a woman is discovered in a hotel room, the detectives uncover the killer’s modus operandi—strangulation followed by vicious mutilation. A trail of clues, i…
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In this gripping episode of Dragnet, Detectives Joe Friday and Ben Romero investigate the brutal death of Benny Trounsall, a trusted informant who succumbs to injuries after hinting at a powerful narcotics ring operating in Los Angeles. With few clues—a scrap of paper reading "Tucker Building" and the name "Patterson"—the detectives uncover a netwo…
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This compelling episode of Dragnet follows Sergeant Joe Friday and his partner Ben Romero as they unravel the mysterious disappearance of Juanita Lasky, a young woman who vanished from her Los Angeles residence just weeks before Christmas. With no immediate clues, the investigation takes them from her hotel room to a series of dead ends, including …
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Detective Sergeant Joe Friday and his partner, Ben Romero, face a harrowing race against time in this gripping episode of Dragnet. When Vernon Carney walks into Los Angeles City Hall with a homemade bomb, he threatens to detonate it unless his brother, Elwood, is released from jail. As Carney sits with the explosive device, tensions rise, and every…
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In this gripping Dragnet episode, Detectives Joe Friday and Ben Romero are thrust into the chaotic pursuit of a twisted criminal masquerading as a police officer. Dubbed the “Red Light Bandit,” this ruthless fiend uses a red spotlight to prey on unsuspecting victims across Los Angeles. His violent spree begins with armed robberies and escalates to …
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In this gripping episode of Dragnet, the Los Angeles Police Department faces one of its most harrowing murder investigations. Helen Corday, a well-liked waitress, is brutally murdered with a steel pipe, leaving the city in shock. Detective Sergeant Joe Friday and his partner Ben Romero are tasked with unraveling the mystery, following every clue an…
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In this gripping episode of “Dragnet,” Detective Sergeant Joe Friday and his partner Ben Romero face off against a ruthless gang of quick-trigger gunmen who have moved into Los Angeles, determined to kill the first cop who tries to apprehend them. The drama unfolds as they respond to a stake-out where a fellow officer, Fred Lindsey, has been killed…
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In this chilling episode of “Dragnet,” Detectives Joe Friday and Ben Romero are assigned to a robbery detail where a terrifying criminal, dubbed “The Werewolf,” has been terrorizing Los Angeles. This ruthless assailant has attacked and robbed 18 women over the past six weeks, leaving them battered and unconscious. With no solid leads and a city in …
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In this intense and gripping episode of Dragnet, originally aired on June 10, 1949, Detective Sergeant Joe Friday (played by Jack Webb) and his partner Ben Romero are thrust into a tense investigation after two police officers are shot outside a seedy café in Los Angeles. As the detectives follow the trail of clues, they discover that a nickel-plat…
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In the chilling final episode of "Crime Classics," titled "Good Evening, My Name Is Jack The Ripper," Thomas Hyland, the ever-intriguing connoisseur of crime, student of violence, and teller of murders, delves into one of history's most notorious unsolved mysteries. Set against the fog-shrouded streets of London in 1888, this episode revisits the t…
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In this captivating episode of "Crime Classics," Thomas Hyland, the ever-curious connoisseur of crime, student of violence, and teller of murders, presents the chilling tale of "Ali Pasha, A Turkish Delight." Set within the opulent yet treacherous world of the Ottoman Empire, this episode unravels a story where power, betrayal, and murder are every…
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In this intriguing episode of "Crime Classics," Thomas Hyland, the astute connoisseur of crime, student of violence, and teller of murders, unravels the tale of "The Death of a Baltimore Birdie and Friend." Set against the backdrop of a sweltering summer night in August 1953, this episode delves into the dark and tangled world of a prizefighter who…
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In this compelling episode of "Crime Classics," Thomas Hyland, the insightful connoisseur of crime, student of violence, and teller of murders, presents the chilling tale of "The Assassination of Leon Trotsky." This episode delves into the life and death of one of history’s most influential revolutionaries, Leon Trotsky, whose tumultuous journey fr…
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In this darkly intriguing episode of "Crime Classics," Thomas Hyland, the ever-astute connoisseur of crime, student of violence, and teller of murders, recounts the bizarre and cunning story of "Mr. Jonathan Jewett: How He Most Peculiarly Cheated The Hangman." Set in an era when the gallows loomed large as the ultimate arbiter of justice, this tale…
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In this gripping episode of "Crime Classics," Thomas Hyland, the distinguished connoisseur of crime, student of violence, and teller of murders, delves into the chilling tale of "The Lethal Habit of Marquise de Brinvilliers." Set in the opulent yet perilous world of 18th century France, this story uncovers the deadly hobbies of the Marquise Henri D…
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In this intriguing episode of "Crime Classics," Thomas Hyland, the ever-curious connoisseur of crime, student of violence, and teller of murders, unravels the mystery of "Mr. Clarke’s Skeleton in Mr. Aram’s Closet: The Noise It Made." Set against the foggy backdrop of Yorkshire in 1758, this tale explores a murder long forgotten—until the discovery…
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In this chilling episode of "Crime Classics," Thomas Hyland, the astute connoisseur of crime, student of violence, and teller of murders, presents the darkly intriguing story of "Bunny Baumler: A Brush with Fame and Four Murders in a Beer Hall." Set in the bustling city of Nuremberg in 1820, this episode delves into the life of Bunny Baumler, a man…
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In this intriguing episode of "Crime Classics," Thomas Hyland, the insightful connoisseur of crime, student of violence, and teller of murders, presents the story of "Widow Magee and the Three Gypsies: A Vermont Fandango." Set in the picturesque yet unforgiving landscape of 1850 Vermont, this tale follows the enchanting Widow Magee, a woman whose b…
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In this compelling episode of "Crime Classics," Thomas Hyland, the astute connoisseur of crime, student of violence, and teller of murders, narrates the chilling story of "Cesare Borgia: His Most Difficult Murder." Set in the heart of Rome in the year 1500, this tale dives deep into the sinister world of Cesare Borgia, one of history's most infamou…
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In this gripping episode of "Crime Classics," Thomas Hyland, the meticulous connoisseur of crime, student of violence, and teller of murders, presents the harrowing tale of "James Evans Fireman: How He Extinguished a Human Torch." Set in the industrial city of Manchester, England, in the year 1826, this story combines elements of true love and horr…
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In this poignant episode of "Crime Classics," Thomas Hyland, the ever-curious connoisseur of crime, student of violence, and teller of murders, brings to life a chilling tale of love and betrayal in Tsarist Russia. "The General’s Daughter: A Russian Tragedy in the Frozen Neva" is a story steeped in secrecy, passion, and the unforgiving cold of a Ru…
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In this captivating episode of "Crime Classics," Thomas Hyland, the ever-intriguing connoisseur of crime, student of violence, and teller of murders, presents the dramatic story of "Robby Boy Balfour: How He Wrecked the Big Prison’s Reputation." Set against the austere backdrop of Scotland in 1707, this tale explores the life of Robby Boy Balfour, …
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In this fascinating episode of "Crime Classics," Thomas Hyland, the meticulous connoisseur of crime, student of violence, and teller of murders, presents the chilling tale of "Old Six Toes: How He Stopped Construction on the BBC." Set in old India, where an old man and a young wife create a deadly mix, this story reveals a murder most foul. The epi…
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In this riveting episode of "Crime Classics," Thomas Hyland, the ever-insightful connoisseur of crime, student of violence, and teller of murders, brings us the chilling tale of "The Tiger and Brad Ferguson." Set against the rugged backdrop of New Hampshire in 1842, this story delves into the dark and mysterious events that led to a fatal confronta…
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In this intriguing episode of "Crime Classics," Thomas Hyland, the ever-curious connoisseur of crime, student of violence, and teller of murders, recounts the strange and eerie story of "Roger Nems: How He, Though Dead, Won the Game." Set during the reign of Charles II, this tale unfolds in the quiet countryside of Suffolk, England, in 1676. Roger …
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In this gripping episode of "Crime Classics," Thomas Hyland, the connoisseur of crime, student of violence, and teller of murders, presents the harrowing tale of "The Good Ship Jane: Why She Became Flotsam." Set in the year 1821, this episode dives deep into the dark world of piracy and betrayal on the high seas. The Good Ship Jane was once a vesse…
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In this chilling episode of "Crime Classics," titled "Jean Baptiste Troppmann: Killer of Many," Thomas Hyland takes us back to 1865 France, under the reign of Louis Napoleon, to unravel the dark and twisted tale of a young man driven by greed and ambition. Jean Baptiste Troppmann, though only a youth, harbors a sinister plan to secure fame and fort…
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In "The Incredible History of John Shepard," a fascinating episode of "Crime Classics" originally aired on February 3, 1954, listeners are drawn into the daring and cunning world of one of old England's most infamous criminals. John Shepard, a name that sent shivers down the spines of London's wealthy, was a master thief and escape artist whose exp…
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Step back into the early 19th century with "The Boorn Brothers and the Hangman: A Study in Nip and Tuck," a fascinating episode of "Crime Classics" that originally aired on January 27, 1954. Set in Rutland, Vermont, in 1817, this episode tells the strange and gripping tale of the Boorn brothers, whose lives took a dark turn that led them to the gal…
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Step into the dark and foggy streets of 1857 Glasgow, Scotland, with this chilling episode of "Crime Classics" titled "Madeline Smith: Maid or Murderess, Which?" Originally aired on January 20, 1954, this episode dives into the true story of a young woman whose charm masked a deadly secret. Madeline Smith, a lovely and seemingly innocent lady, was …
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Step into the ancient city of Rome with "Twenty-Three Knives Against Caesar," an episode from the classic radio series "Crime Classics," originally aired on February 10, 1954. This dramatic retelling of the infamous assassination of Julius Caesar takes a unique "Crime Classics" perspective on one of history's most notorious events. It’s the year 44…
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Journey back to 1866 Missouri with "The Younger Brothers: Why Some of Them Grew No Older," an intense episode from the classic radio series "Crime Classics," originally aired on January 6, 1954. This episode explores the violent lives and tragic ends of the Younger brothers during a tumultuous time in American history. Set in the chaotic years befo…
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Step back to the year 1856 in India with "How Supan Got the Hook Outside Bombay," an episode from the acclaimed radio series "Crime Classics," originally aired on January 13, 1954. This episode, recognized as part of the finest radio crime series of 1953 by TV-Radio Life magazine, unravels a gripping tale of familial conflict and deadly betrayal. N…
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Set sail into the dark waters of crime with "Coyle and Richardson: Why They Hung in a Spanking Breeze," an episode from the classic radio series "Crime Classics," originally aired on December 30, 1953. This episode recounts the tale of two notorious criminals of Scotland who embraced a nautical life of crime, leading to their inevitable downfall. T…
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Step back in time to olde England with "John and Judith: Their Crime and Why They Didn't Get to Enjoy It," a gripping episode from the classic radio series "Crime Classics," originally aired on December 16, 1953. This tale of arsenic poisoning and regret delves into the dark motives and disastrous consequences of a couple bound by crime and mutual …
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The Assassination Of Abraham Lincoln: A Prophetic Dream and a Nation's Tragedy Step back into one of the most pivotal moments in American history with "The Assassination Of Abraham Lincoln," a compelling episode from the classic radio series "Crime Classics," originally aired on December 9, 1953. This episode, narrated by Thomas Hyland, delves into…
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Step into the dark underbelly of 19th-century Edinburgh with "If A Body Needs A Body Just Call Burke And Hare," a macabre episode from the classic radio series "Crime Classics," which originally aired on December 2, 1953. This chilling story recounts the infamous deeds of two men who supplied dead bodies to meet the high demand of the city's medica…
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Delve into the dark and twisted tale of "Killing Story of William Corder and the Farmer's Daughter," an episode from the classic radio series "Crime Classics," which originally aired on November 25, 1953. This chilling narrative recounts the true story of deception and murder set in England in 1827, brought to you by Thomas Hyland, the connoisseur …
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Travel back to the sixth century, a time of myths and legends, with "Triangle On The Round Table," a fascinating episode from the classic radio series "Crime Classics," which originally aired on November 18, 1953. This unique program delves into the legendary court of King Arthur and the dramatic events that unfold over matters of chivalry and love…
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Blackbeard's 14th Wife: The Downfall of a Notorious Pirate Embark on a thrilling voyage into the Caribbean of 1714 with "Blackbeard's 14th Wife: Why She Was No Good For Him," an intriguing episode from the classic radio series "Crime Classics," which originally aired on November 11, 1953. This captivating tale reveals the downfall of the infamous p…
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Raschi Among the Crocodiles: A Tale of Mischief and Mayhem in South India Step into the intriguing world of 19th-century South India with "Raschi Among the Crocodiles, And The Prank He Played," an enthralling episode from the classic radio series "Crime Classics," which originally aired on November 4, 1953. This captivating tale, narrated by Thomas…
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John Hayes, His Head and How They Were Parted: A Gruesome Tale of Betrayal and Ambition Journey back to Warwickshire, England in the year 1785 with "John Hayes, His Head and How They Were Parted," an eerie episode from the classic radio series "Crime Classics," which originally aired on October 28, 1953. This chilling story unravels the dark tale o…
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Billy Bonny Bloodletter: The Violent Life of a Notorious Outlaw Dive into the tumultuous and violent world of young William Bonney, better known as Billy the Kid, with "Billy Bonny Bloodletter," an intense episode from the classic radio series that aired on October 21, 1953. This gripping narrative chronicles the life of one of the Wild West's most…
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The Seven-Layered Arsenic Cake of Madame Lafarge: A Tale of Murder and Intrigue in 19th Century France Step into the elegant yet treacherous world of 19th-century France with "The Seven-Layered Arsenic Cake of Madame Lafarge," a gripping episode from the classic radio series "Crime Classics," which originally aired on October 14, 1953. This enthral…
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The Hangman and William Palmer Who Won: A Tale of Deception, Poison, and Dark Desires Step into the shadowy world of 19th-century England with "The Hangman and William Palmer Who Won," a riveting episode from the classic radio series "Crime Classics," which originally aired on October 7, 1953. This enthralling tale explores the sinister life of Dr.…
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